Fundación Agrolíbano continues to promote good agricultural practices through targeted training sessions for local producers. During the most recent workshops, participants prepared organic fertilizer (Bocashi) and foliar biofertilizer—key inputs that will be applied in the upcoming main planting cycle of staple grains on small family plots. A total of 56 producers—17 women and 39 men—have actively committed to this initiative, embracing a more sustainable, self-sufficient, and environmentally friendly approach to agriculture. These efforts strengthen food security, community health, and rural resilience, directly contributing to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2, 3, 12, and 17.
